thru December 31 - Become a member of The Blue Ridge Center for Lifelong Learning (BRCLL) - Become a member of The Blue Ridge Center for Lifelong Learning (BRCLL) and meet people from diverse backgrounds who share a common interest in learning based on sharing and fellowship. If you’re 50 years of age or older, you can become a lifetime member for a one-time $40 fee. Membership benefits include expanding your mind and horizons with classes and lectures that cover a broad spectrum of topics, adventures and tours, attending the Great Decisions program to learn about international affairs and enjoying our yearly weeklong retreat at Wildacres in Little Switzerland, NC. For more information, visit www.brcll.com or call 828-694-1740. thru December 6 - Cherokee Carvers: Tradition Renewed - he Asheville Art Museum is proud to present Cherokee Carvers: Tradition Renewed. Cherokee Carvers: Tradition Renewed will examine different aspects of late 20th and early 21st century Cherokee carving. It will include ritual objects, functional wares and pieces designed to be sold to tourists and collectors. The exhibition will include both stone and wood carvings and focuses on artists working in Western North Carolina today.
thru November 20 - CITY OF FOUR SEASONS IN TWO DIMENSIONS - Another of the region’s most popular juried and judged art exhibitions, attracting artists from throughout the region. This year’s show will be co-produced by its founder, WICKWIRE fine art/folk art, and The Arts Council of Henderson County and will be commemorating the 10th anniversary of a show that visually celebrates Hendersonville and Henderson County. Artist should call WICKWIRE at 828.692.6222 for more information or stop by 330 North Main Street for more information.. The Arts Council is located at 538 North Main Street, 2nd Floor in downtown Hendersonville. Gallery hours are Tuesday – Friday, 1:00 – 5:00 pm, and Saturday, 1:00 – 4:00 pm.
- Greater Tuna - Flatrockplayhouse.org. Greater Tuna is a satire that pokes fun at small town ways and a comedy that has made an entire country laugh! Get to know all of the eccentric folks in the whimsical town of Tuna, Texas!
thru November 15 - Flat Rock Playhouse Presents "Greater Tuna" - Experience the Southern-grown spoof that launched the Tuna phenomenon as Flat Rock Playhouse presents the satirical comedy Greater Tuna onstage November 4 through November 15. Few shows have sustained the longevity and popularity that Greater Tuna has enjoyed over the years. The show began as a simple party skit based on a political cartoon more than 20 years ago in Austin, Texas. The creators of Greater Tuna, Joe Sears, Jaston Williams and Ed Howard, turned the sketch into a critically acclaimed production which has entertained audiences across the country ever since. The Playhouse has had quite a history of producing the holiday sequel, A Tuna Christmas.
- Disordered Eating Support Group - The Center for Disordered Eating support group has moved to a new location: 297 Haywood Street, Asheville, (formerly Haywood Street United Methodist Church). 7PM. Free, call (828) 337-4685. Professionals from the community provide short presentations on different aspects of our lives related to our bodies, including information on eating disorders, weight/size obsession, our relationship with food, messages from the media, and much more.
- Mommy & Me: New Parent Support & Mom/Baby Yoga - This group provides an opportunity for parents to share yoga, singing and exercise with their pre-crawling infants. It also provides an opportunity for parents, with infants under 1year, to meet other parents for support, friendship, education and resources. 9:30-10:15, Walk and Talk (Asheville Middle School Track), 10:30-12:30, Mommy and Me Yoga and Speaker/ Discussion (YWCA, South French Broad). Free. To register, please call 213-8098. For questions, call Shanti Volpe at 213-8098 or Christi Lorenz at 213-8244.
- Prenatal Yoga - Practicing yoga during pregnancy encourages relaxation, flexibility, and strength in a gentle non-strenuous way. Women´s Resource Center - 50 Doctors Drive. Release from Obstetrician or Midwife required. 6PM. $75 for 8 classes; $57 for 6 classes; or $40 for 4 classes, 828-213-2222, option 2.
- Restorative Yoga - Weekly sessions include gentle stretching, relaxation exercises, and restorative poses. For those living with conditions in which they experience fatigue, pain, or limited movement such as fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, arthritis and MS. 3PM, Women´s Resource Center - 50 Doctors Drive, Asheville. Call 828-213-8246 for class schedule. $40 for 4 classes; $37 for Golden Care and Mission Hospital staff and volunteers.
- Toddler Fun: Parenting Support & Education - This group provides opportunity for parents to have some structured fun with their toddlers. Parents can meet other parents for support, friendship, education and resources. Structured play includes songs, stories,finger-plays, parachute play, sign language, spanish, bubbles, balls and more. Free. Co-sponsored by Mission Hospitals and the YWCA. To register, please call 213-8098. For questions, call Shanti Volpe at 213-8098 or Christi Lorenz at 213-8244. 3PM.
- Toddler Fun: Parenting Support & Education - This group provides opportunity for parents to have some structured fun with their toddlers. Parents can meet other parents for support, friendship, education and resources. Structured play includes songs, stories,finger-plays, parachute play, sign language, spanish, bubbles, balls and more. Free. Co-sponsored by Mission Hospitals and the YWCA. To register, please call 213-8098. For questions, call Shanti Volpe at 213-8098 or Christi Lorenz at 213-8244. 9:30AM.
November 5 - HandMade in America Final Free Class of 2009 - Learn to snag some press for your art or brand and use the web to increase your sales for all holidays at University of North Carolina-Asheville in the Highsmith Student Union Alumni Hall on Thursday, November 5. This seminar on DIY Marketing & PR for the Holidays runs from 6PM until 7:30PM. Please direct any questions to Megan Williams: mwilliams@handmadeinamerica.org.
November 5 - Urban Walk with Walk Wise - On the first Thursday of every month, a guided walk will be held in various designated neighborhoods around Hendersonville. This month's walk is scheduled for November 5. Location and time depends on the weather, guest guides, and the whim of the walkers. To find out where we'll be, contact the local project manager Sam Lovelace at 864.457.6166, or www.walk-wise.org. Walks are open to everyone. You are invited to come enjoy some healthy exercise, beautiful neighborhoods, and give your input on future improvements to walking routes in the Hendersonville area. Each walk is gentle, between 1 and 2 miles, and usually takes 1 to 1 1/2 hours. Walks are cancelled in the event of severe weather. Walk Wise, Drive Smart is a community-based pedestrian safety program working to build community support for and awareness of senior-pedestrian safety issues. For more information, visit www.walk-wise.org.
November 6 thru November 7 - Landowner Workshop - Are you a landowner or manager interested in hunting or other recreational opportunities on your property? Concerned about landowner liability? Then the Lenoir County Cooperative Extension Center is the place for you to be on November 6-7. Stewardship, Recreation, & Liability, a workshop for participants to have hands-on opportunities to learn general skills and information useful in managing their land, will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, November 6 and from 9 a.m. to noon November 7. For more information and registration materials, visit www.cradleofforestry.org or contact Amy Garascia, Program Coordinator, at amysworkshopinfo@aol.com or 828-884-5713 ex. 26.
November 6 thru November 8 - WESTERN CAROLINAS ARABIAN SHOW - Sponsor: Western Carolinas Arabian Horse Association Location: Main Arena Date: Nov. 6-8 Time: 8:30 a.m. daily Admission: Free Contact: Patti Rowe, 864-338-5704, or Nancy Baker, 828-817-0359 Web site: www.wcaha.org/ Arabian and Half-Arabians competing in costume, halter, sport horse, dressage and under saddle. Friday night classes spotlight the WCAHA Futurity horses in halter competing for more than $14,000 in prize money. Come pick out your next winner; most can be negotiated for purchase. Telephone the show office at 864-646-2719 during event times.
November 6 thru December 3 - Mountain Sculptors Annual Exhibition - Vadim Bora Gallery hosts the sixth annual group exhibition of Mountain Sculptors in “METAMORPHOSIS.” An exceptional gathering of ideas and objects from the first seed of the creative thought, rendered in drawings, models and maquettes to the finished work. The exhibit opens November 6 and runs through December 3, 2009. The Opening Reception is Friday, November 6, 5-8 p.m. at the Vadim Bora Gallery & Studio, 30 1/2 Battery Park Ave. Asheville, NC 28801, (828) 254-7959.
November 6 thru December 24 - Ride the Polar Express - Pajama clad passengers will board trains bound for the North Pole at The Great Smoky Mountains Railroad this holiday season! The Great Smoky Mountains Railroad anticipates the event will draw nearly 45,000 passengers! The Polar Express train rides begin November 6 and run through December 24. The rides are based on the beloved children’s book, by Chris Van Allsburg, and the holiday feature film from Warner Bros. Pictures about a doubting young boy who takes an extraordinary train ride to the North Pole on Christmas Eve. Be sure to shop the new line of official Polar Express merchandise at the event, featuring Polar Express pajamas, snow globes, photo albums, picture frames, fleece blankets, cocoa mugs, and more. www.GSMR.com First Class seating upgrades are available. Each first class guest will receive a deluxe serving of hot chocolate in a souvenir Polar Express mug, and enjoy short breads and other treats in addition to the standard offerings. First Class fares are $57.00 for adults and $40.00 for children ages 2-12. Children under two years old are $10.00. New for 2009, Christmas Eve Limited Polar Express train ride is available. All standard passengers will receive a special red Polar Express mug to take home. First Class seating will receive a souvenir Golden Ticket Lapel Pin in addition to the first class offerings. For more information and reservations please call 800-872-4681.
November 6 - “Stone in the Yard: Appreciating and Understanding Stonework in the Landscape.” - “Set in stone” takes on new meaning during two unique educational programs at The NC Arboretum this fall. On November 6 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Arboretum welcomes Asheville’s Marc Archambault for a special presentation: “Stone in the Yard: Appreciating and Understanding Stonework in the Landscape.” Start thinking about next year’s garden and learn about the principles of stonework design and construction. The morning presentation will focus on the applications of making strong and beautiful walls, paths, accents and benches. After lunch, the class will take a short walking tour of stonework at the Arboretum. To register, visit www.ncarboretum.org/education/adult-programs or call 828.665.2492, Ext. 317. For more information visit www.ncarboretum.org or call (828) 665-2492.
November 6 - Aeronautics Workshop with Rocketman Dan - 2:00pm-4:00pm. Ages: 8-12 In this two hour workshop, children with explore the basics of aeronautics by building two different types of paper airplanes and learning to land them accurately. Instructor is Dan Hoffman. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $10 ($8 for Members) http://handsonwnc.org/
November 6 - Breastfeeding Circle - Mothers who are just getting started with breastfeeding, mothers who are working to breastfeed their babies long-term, or any other breastfeeding mothers are encouraged to come. Please bring your baby with you. Free. Registration is not required. Call 213-8246 for directions or 213-8096 to speak to the educator who facilitates the group.
November 6 - Brevard v. Columbia - Brevard Volleyball. Visit bctornados.com for more info, including game times.
November 6 - Brevard v. Mars Hill - Brevard Volleyball. Visit bctornados.com for more info, including game times.
November 6 - Contra Dance - Advanced Dance 8-11 pm at River Falls Lodge above Marietta, SC in northern Greenville County. Music by Laurie Fisher, Karen Gaughan & Friend with Keith Cornette Eustis calling. Experienced Dancers Only - Not For Beginners Or New Dancers. For more information, call 828-277-4068.
November 6 - Hansel and Gretel - 7:30pm (North Buncombe High School) Asheville Lyric Opera presents the children’s story come to life in an educational performance of Humperdinck’s timeless “Hansel and Gretel.”
November 6 - Pruning Seminar - Bullington Center, Hendersonville. Call 698-6104 to register or learn more about these programs. 10:00-12:00. Richard Fry, master of the pruning shears, and owner of Fry Nursery, will demonstrate how to properly prune ornamental trees and shrubs for the winter. $12
November 6 - UNCA v. Liberty - UNCA Volleyball. Visit http://www.uncabulldogs.com for more info.
November 6 - UNCA v. Mars Hill - UNCA Women's Basketball. Home game. Visit http://www.uncabulldogs.com for more info.
November 7 - Fall Girl Scout Day - Please call 800-277-9611 or visit chimneyrockpark.com for updates. 10am-1pm Cost: $14 per scout (adult chaperones required, one adult chaperone admitted free per 10 scouts); $11.50 per additional adult; $5 for additional children during programs. Description: Bring your troop and join Chimney Rock staff to celebrate the transformation of seasons. Participate in programs developed by Park specialists as you enjoy this colorful time of year!
November 7 - Native American Tea - The party will begin at 11:00am and will last approximately two hours. A second program at 3 pm will be added only if the first program completely sells out and we reach a 12 person minimum. A tour of the Smith-McDowell House is included in the cost of the party. The admission fee for a Historic Party is $25 for an adult and $20 for children ages 7 to 12. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Please make reservations with the Smith-McDowell House Museum at least two weeks prior of program desired. Please make reservations with the Smith-McDowell House Museum at least 2 weeks prior to the program desired. For additional information please call 828-253-9231 or visit www.wnchistory.org.
November 7 thru November 8 - River District Artists Studio Stroll - The Studio Stroll is your chance to tour the studios, meet with the artists and purchase artwork. Within just a few blocks are dozens of eclectic mix of creative artists - from traditional to cutting-edge. Near downtown Asheville. Free.
November 7 thru November 8 - Weaverville Art Safari - Weaverville, 10 miles north of Asheville, is the home and workplace of many of the area artists. The core activities of the Weaverville Art Safari are self-guided driving tours of the various artists' studios, tucked away in the countryside communities of Weaverville, Barnardsville, and Alexander. Free. http://www.weavervilleartsafari.com/
November 7 - Brevard v. Newberry - Brevard Football. Visit bctornados.com for more info, including game times.
November 7 - Debra Allbery to Deliver Harwood-Cole Lecture - Warren Wilson College didn’t need to look far for an engaging speaker at this year’s annual Harwood-Cole Lecture Nov. 7. Poet Debra Allbery, director of Warren Wilson’s highly regarded MFA Program for Writers, will deliver the free public lecture at 4 p.m. in Canon Lounge of the Gladfelter Student Center. Allbery will read from selected poems and discuss some of the influences on her writing, including lifelong inspiration Sherwood Anderson. The event is sponsored by Warren Wilson’s Friends of the Pew Learning Center and Ellison Library. For more details about the Harwood-Cole Lecture or the Warren Wilson library friends, contact Christine Nugent at 828-771-3061 or nugent@warren-wilson.edu.
November 7 - Inaugural Asheville Chili Cook-Off - The inaugural Asheville Chili Cook-Off to benefit the Asheville Humane Society is set to take place from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. on November 7, 2009 at Windows on the Park, One North Pack Square in downtown Asheville. Sponsored by the Asheville Humane Society, Windows on the Park, Eyecon Imaging Web Design and Asheville Historic Trolley Tours, the competition, featuring both meat and vegetarian chili, will cost competitors $25 per entry. Entrance to the event is free with a requested $5.00 donation or a comparably-valued new pet supply donation. To enter, contact Gil at (828) 545-0308 or gilholmes@hotmail.com.
November 7 - Scientific World View and Vipassana Meditation - Dr. Paul R. Fleischman M.D., psychiatrist, author, and Vipassana Meditation Teacher, will talk on “The Scientific World View and Vipassana Meditation” on Saturday, November 7 at 7:00 p.m. at UNCA’s Reuter Center. The talk, which is free and open to the public, will be in the Center’s Manheimer Room. For more information, visit vipassanatalk.org.
November 7 - UNCA v. High Point - UNCA Volleyball. Visit http://www.uncabulldogs.com for more info.
November 7 - UNCA v. Liberty - UNCA Men's Soccer. Home game. Visit http://www.uncabulldogs.com for more info.
November 7 - Veterans Day Salute - Please join Fletcher Parks and Recreation Salute to our country’s veterans, sponsored by Blue Ridge Christian Church, on Saturday, November 7th at 5:00 p.m. at the Fletcher Community Park’s Flagpole. The short program will consist of the presentation of the Nation’s Colors and the Pledge of Allegiance by Cub Scout Troop 624, the singing of the National Anthem, and Michael H. Hinman Lieutenant Commander, U.S. Navy (Retired) as our featured speaker. The program will close with a moment of silence and the musical piece Taps. Come and support our local veterans and honor those who have served their country. In case of inclement weather, the salute will be held at Fletcher Town Hall at 5 pm. For more information, please contact Cheyenne Youell at 687-0751 or visit www.fletchernparks.org.
November 7 - Western North Carolina Pottery Festival - A juried event in Dillsboro with approximately 35 potters from across the Southeast, including members of the Southern Highland Craft Guild. Includes demostrations and Raku firings, as well as featured national potter John Fulwood of New Jersey. Annual highlight is the midday opening of the coffin wood kiln at Tree House Pottery. http://www.visitdillsboro.org/
November 7 - Women's Health & Wealth Day - Stephens-Lee Center, Saturday, *November 7th* from 12-4 PM, features free health screenings, wellness agencies, free Pilates, Yoga & Nia classes, healthy snacks, door prizes & more! Also featuring employment agencies and debt-consolidation groups to enhance your fiscal health! To get to Stephens-Lee Center, 30 G.W. Carver Street, take S. Charlotte to left on Max Street at the stoplight). Info: 828.350.2058 or stephenslee@ashevillenc.gov. We look forward to seeing you!
November 7 - Women's Health & Wealth Day - Stephens-Lee Center, Saturday, *November 7th* from 12-4 PM, features free health screenings, wellness agencies, free Pilates, Yoga & Nia classes, healthy snacks, door prizes & more! Also featuring employment agencies and debt-consolidation groups to enhance your fiscal health! To get to Stephens-Lee Center, 30 G.W. Carver Street, take S. Charlotte to left on Max Street at the stoplight). Info: 828.350.2058 or stephenslee@ashevillenc.gov. We look forward to seeing you!
November 7 - Women's Health and Wealth Day - AshevilleParks, Recreation and Cultural Arts will host a free community wellness event, Women’s Health and Wealth Day, on Saturday, November 7, from 12-4 p.m., at the Stephens-Lee Recreation Center, 30 George Washington Carver Street. The event features numerous free activities, including massages, health screenings for bone density and blood pressure, chiropractic assessments, health information from diverse local agencies, healthy snacks, door prizes, and more! Learn more about both traditional and complementary wellness options in Asheville. Several employment agencies and debt-consolidation groups will also be on hand to offer their services. Hour-long, movement workshops include Yoga, Pilates, and Nia dance sessions. Come for all or part of the event! For more information, contact Maureen at the center, 828-350-2058, or stephenslee@ashevillenc.gov.
November 7 - “Celebrate Good Health” Health Fair - The public is invited to the “Celebrate Good Health” Health Fair on Saturday, November 7th from 7:00 am to 11:00 am at the YWCA of Asheville, 185 S. French Broad Avenue. This free event is sponsored by the YWCA and Mission Hospital. Attendees can take advantage of the following Health Screens: glucose, cholesterol, blood pressure, and BMI. There will also be education and counseling. There will be opportunities for children and adults to get active and try new kinds of exercise. Appointments must be made in advance by calling: Josephine Hall, R.N., YWCA Health Outreach Coordinator 828-254-7206 ext. 202. For more information about the YWCA of Asheville, go to www.ywcaofasheville.org.
November 8 - Taking Pictures V. Creating Images - The NC Arboretum is proud to host a lecture on November 8: “Taking Pictures versus Creating Images.” Everette Robinson hosts this presentation on the equipment and techniques used to produce the images found in the Carolinas’ Nature Photographers Association exhibit in the Education Center’s second floor Gallery. The lecture will be held at 1 p.m. at the Education Center Auditorium. Free with the parking fee of $6 per personal vehicle; always free for Arboretum Society members. Lecture details and bio is below. Thanks for helping the Arboretum promote this unique lecture that is free with parking!
November 9 - Homeschool Program – Crazy for Critters - Please call 800-277-9611 or visit chimneyrockpark.com for updates. 10:30am-noon Cost: $12 per student; $11.50 for parents; Annual Passholders $7 per student and no cost for parents. Description: Are you constantly telling your kids to “take it outside?” Let’s face it, kids like critters. Wrangle your students and bring them to this fun and informative program to learn about animals native to our area. Don’t forget your camera!
November 9 - Brevard v. UNC-Asheville - Brevard Men's Basketball. Visit bctornados.com for more info, including game times.
November 9 - Perinatal Grief Support Group - "A Love Not Forgotten" is a perinatal grief support group for moms, dads, grandmas and grandpas, friends and family who are grieving the death of a baby in early pregnancy through the first year of life. The group is facilitated by persons trained in Resolve Through Sharing (RTS). 6:30PM. Registration is not required. Free. Call (828) 213-8246 for directions, or (828) 213-0369 to speak with a trained counselor.
November 9 - UNCA v. Brevard - UNCA Men's Basketball. Home game. Visit http://www.uncabulldogs.com for more info.
November 10 - Stroller Club - The Stroller Club meets every Tuesday from 9:30 am - 12:45 pm in the Mission Wellness Resource Center. Mommy and Baby Yoga for Pre-crawlers, speakers, Talk and Walk for Moms and Babies. For yoga, wear comfortable clothing and bring a blanket and toy for baby. A great chance to meet new friends. No registration necessary. For questions, call Shanti Volpe at 213-8098 or shantisunshine@gmail.com, free.
November 10 - The Little People: MIXED BLOOD WOMAN - MIXED BLOOD WOMAN is a contemporary dance theater company founded by Maura Michelle Garcia. Garcia performs her original multi-media piece that explores the world of the ancient Cherokee fairies, the Yvwi Tsvsdi or "little people," and the having, losing and reclaiming of traditional Cherokee beliefs and a conscious Native identity. Tickets are available at the Diana Wortham Theatre Box Office, by calling 828.257.4530 or at www.dwtheatre.com. Tickets are $8 Museum Members, seniors and students; $10 general admission and $5 children 12 and under. The event starts at 7:00 p.m.
November 10 - Tuesday Afternoon Movement - 3:30pm-4:15pm. Ages: 6-9 Movement focuses on improving coordination, motor skills and balance through yoga elements, games and music. The instructor is Caitlin COffey, a certified Children's Yoga Teacher. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $7 ($5 for Members) http://handsonwnc.org/
November 10 - UNC Asheville to Host Lecture on Title VI by Attorney Terry Hodges - UNC Asheville will host a lecture by compliance attorney M. Terry Hodges at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, in UNC Asheville’s Humanities Lecture Hall. The lecture, “What is Title VI and How Will it Impact My Career?” will address Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. This law prevents discrimination by government agencies that receive federal funding. The lecture will consider Title VI as it pertains to the Limited English Proficiency populations of North Carolina. A question-and-answer forum with local health and human services interpretation representatives will follow the lecture. The event is free and open to the public. Hodges is currently the only Title VI compliance attorney in North Carolina. The panel joining Hodges includes Laura Cooper, Buncombe County Medical Society; Debbie Duncan, Buncombe County Health Center; and Ralph Garcia, Mission Hospital. Additional topics for discussion will include the changing demographics of foreign languages in North Carolina, Title VI compliance and other minority issues. UNC Asheville senior Spanish major Daniel Holcombe will moderate the forum. Holcombe is president of the Sigma Delta Pi, the National Collegiate Spanish Honor Society, and chairperson of the Executive Bureau of the North Carolina Professional Interpreters Association. For more information, call Daniel Holcombe at 828/775-9152.
November 11 - Disordered Eating Support Group - The Center for Disordered Eating support group has moved to a new location: 297 Haywood Street, Asheville, (formerly Haywood Street United Methodist Church). 7PM. Free, call (828) 337-4685. Professionals from the community provide short presentations on different aspects of our lives related to our bodies, including information on eating disorders, weight/size obsession, our relationship with food, messages from the media, and much more.
November 11 - Mommy & Me: New Parent Support & Mom/Baby Yoga - This group provides an opportunity for parents to share yoga, singing and exercise with their pre-crawling infants. It also provides an opportunity for parents, with infants under 1year, to meet other parents for support, friendship, education and resources. 9:30-10:15, Walk and Talk (Asheville Middle School Track), 10:30-12:30, Mommy and Me Yoga and Speaker/ Discussion (YWCA, South French Broad). Free. To register, please call 213-8098. For questions, call Shanti Volpe at 213-8098 or Christi Lorenz at 213-8244.
November 11 - Prenatal Yoga - Practicing yoga during pregnancy encourages relaxation, flexibility, and strength in a gentle non-strenuous way. Women´s Resource Center - 50 Doctors Drive. Release from Obstetrician or Midwife required. 6PM. $75 for 8 classes; $57 for 6 classes; or $40 for 4 classes, 828-213-2222, option 2.
November 11 - Restorative Yoga - Weekly sessions include gentle stretching, relaxation exercises, and restorative poses. For those living with conditions in which they experience fatigue, pain, or limited movement such as fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, arthritis and MS. 3PM, Women´s Resource Center - 50 Doctors Drive, Asheville. Call 828-213-8246 for class schedule. $40 for 4 classes; $37 for Golden Care and Mission Hospital staff and volunteers.
November 11 - Santa Visits Hands On! - Santa is making a very special, early stop at Hands On! to personally receive letters and wish lists! Hands On! will provide letter writing materials, or you can bring your own from home! Robin Reed Photography will be providing 4X6 photos with Santa for $5 or a picture CD for $15. http://handsonwnc.org/
November 11 - Toddler Fun: Parenting Support & Education - This group provides opportunity for parents to have some structured fun with their toddlers. Parents can meet other parents for support, friendship, education and resources. Structured play includes songs, stories,finger-plays, parachute play, sign language, spanish, bubbles, balls and more. Free. Co-sponsored by Mission Hospitals and the YWCA. To register, please call 213-8098. For questions, call Shanti Volpe at 213-8098 or Christi Lorenz at 213-8244. 3PM.
November 11 - Toddler Fun: Parenting Support & Education - This group provides opportunity for parents to have some structured fun with their toddlers. Parents can meet other parents for support, friendship, education and resources. Structured play includes songs, stories,finger-plays, parachute play, sign language, spanish, bubbles, balls and more. Free. Co-sponsored by Mission Hospitals and the YWCA. To register, please call 213-8098. For questions, call Shanti Volpe at 213-8098 or Christi Lorenz at 213-8244. 9:30AM.
